The Kansas City Chiefs will open the 2026 NFL season back in prime time. The Chiefs will appear on the first “Monday Night Football” game of the year, where they will host the division-rival Denver Broncos in Week 1. ESPN initially revealed the matchup on Tuesday morning, with the location of the game confirmed later in the day.

With the release of the NFL schedule coming on Thursday night, we've decided to start making preparations by breaking down every team's strength of schedule for 2026, and well, I have some bad news for Bears fans: Your schedule is tough.

The NFL is releasing its 2026 schedule in full on Thursday. Here are all the rumored matchups leaked ahead of that date.

New York Giants fans have had a number of reasons to put their head in their hands over the last decade-plus, but the bane of their existence has been a shoddy offensive line.

A loaded 2027 draft class headlined by top quarterback prospects sets up intriguing landing spots as teams look ahead to the next wave of franchise passers

Though schedule release week is a monument to the NFL's offseason bloat, there are absolutely a couple key things you should be cognizant of.

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Can't make it to Orchard Park for one of the region's hottest tickets ever? Well, that's okay. You can still watch the Buffalo Bills open their new stadium on television, but ONLY if you live in the local market.

Every logo tells its own story, often serving as a symbol of the team's history. Which NFL team has the best logo, and which need work?

Top picks make up most of the 22-player squad, but several Day 2 selections are also in position to have immediate success